Forty-four cozy holiday-season sounds in stereo, for the videos, games and apps you're making for the season: sleigh bells, wind chimes, celesta twinkles, a crackling fire, winter wind, gifts being opened and mugs of cocoa. Five are seamless 20-second loops that run for as long as a scene needs.

What's in it:

• Sleigh bells (8): a short shake, a long shake, jingle-jingle, a single bell, a roll, a swell, a trot and a stop, plus a seamless sleigh-ride loop
• Chimes and bells (6): wind chimes in a breeze, a few soft chime notes, a two-tone door chime, a shop-door bell on its spring, a handbell and a church bell far away
• Celesta (6): a twinkle, runs up and down, scattered notes like falling snow, a rolled chord and a short original music-box phrase
• Fire (3): a log popping, the fire flaring up and a match struck, plus seamless loops of a crackling fireplace and low embers
• Wind (1): a single gust, plus seamless loops of gentle wind and wind howling around the house
• Gifts (6): a box lid popping off, a ribbon pulled loose, paper crinkling and tearing, tape off the roll, and a gift being shaken
• Cocoa (5) and around the house (4): mugs clinking, a cheers, a spoon stirring, a mug set down, a marshmallow plop, a glass ornament, a snow globe, a snowball and a cabin door closing

Every sound comes twice, as a stereo WAV (48 kHz, 24-bit) and as an Ogg Vorbis file with the same name, in two zips that unpack side by side. A README lists every file with its length and what it is. The one-shots run up to 2.5 seconds; the loops are 20 seconds each.

The one-shots start on their first sample, end in true silence, peak below -1 dBFS and sit together at about -20 LUFS (maximum momentary). The loops sit at -26 LUFS integrated, so they stay under dialog and music, and they loop with no fade and no click. Everything folds to mono without canceling, and every sound carries on a phone speaker.

Use them in holiday reels and stories, cozy games, advent calendars and holiday apps, greeting videos, ASMR and study-with-me streams, and anywhere a scene needs to feel warm while it snows outside.